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6 Programming
6.3 Explanation of parameters
Parameters are defined as selection parameters or as parameters for entering numbers. In the case of
selection parameters, the programmable alternatives are method-dependent (see overview in previous
section).
Parameter
Entries
Explanation
Calculation
Selection
Selection of calculation procedures: Absorbance, Factor,
Standard and Warburg formula.
In the case of calculation using the Warburg formula, the
measured value for A
260
is marked in the results display
and on the results printout with a "
".
Factor
Entry of numbers
(five-figure)
(Only when the calculation process "Factor" has been
selected)
Entering a factor;
the number of decimal places determines the number of
decimal places in the result.
Corr. with A
320
Selection
(Only for nucleic acid methods and for the direct photometric
determination of protein)
Selection from "Corr. with A
320
off" and "Corr. with A
320
on";
"Corr. on" means: the absorbance measured at 320 nm is
subtracted from the absorbance results at 260, 280 and
230 nm. Example of application: Correction of turbidity in the
sample.
When the correction function is switched on, the measuring
value for A
320
is marked with a "
" in the results display and
on the results printout.
Unit
Selection
The selection from preprogrammed concentration units is
method-dependent.
M. unit
(molar unit)
Selection
Selection is method-dependent
(for nucleic acid measurements only);
is required for the conversion of the concentration into molar
concentrations (
key).
Cuvette
Selection
Selection from 10 mm, 5 mm, 2 mm and 1 mm optical path
length; the result is converted for an optical path length of
10 mm (see Section 12 "Calculation").
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